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/******************************************************************************
* The MIT License (MIT)
*
* Copyright (c) 2017 Baldur Karlsson
*
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#pragma once
class RemoteHost;
// do not include any headers here, they must all be in QRDInterface.h
#include "QRDInterface.h"
DOCUMENT("A handle for interacting with a remote servers on a given host.");
class RemoteHost
{
public:
RemoteHost();
VARIANT_CAST(RemoteHost);
DOCUMENT(
"Ping the host to check current status - if the server is running, connection status, etc.");
void CheckStatus();
DOCUMENT("Runs the command specified in :data:`RunCommand`.");
void Launch();
DOCUMENT("``True`` if a remote server is currently running on this host.");
bool ServerRunning : 1;
DOCUMENT("``True`` if an active connection exists to this remote server.");
bool Connected : 1;
DOCUMENT("``True`` if someone else is currently connected to this server.");
bool Busy : 1;
DOCUMENT("``True`` if there is a code version mismatch with this server.");
bool VersionMismatch : 1;
DOCUMENT("The hostname of this host.");
rdcstr Hostname;
DOCUMENT("The friendly name for this host, if available (if empty, the Hostname is used).");
rdcstr FriendlyName;
DOCUMENT("The command to run locally to try to launch the server remotely.");
rdcstr RunCommand;
DOCUMENT(R"(
Returns the name to display for this host in the UI, either :data:`FriendlyName` or :data:`Hostname`
)");
const rdcstr &Name() const { return !FriendlyName.isEmpty() ? FriendlyName : Hostname; }
DOCUMENT("Returns ``True`` if this host represents a connected ADB (Android) device.");
bool IsHostADB() const
{
return Hostname[0] == 'a' && Hostname[1] == 'd' && Hostname[2] == 'b' && Hostname[3] == ':';
}
DOCUMENT("Returns ``True`` if this host represents the special localhost device.");
bool IsLocalhost() const { return Hostname == "localhost"; }
};
DECLARE_REFLECTION_STRUCT(RemoteHost);